[Win.by.TKo]

Because this hand is extremely early in the tournament, you should generally take a player at his word. If not much is going on in the first three hands, and assuming this player has not played yet, I'd be inclined to think that Villain believes they have the best hand.

You would be losing to AT KT QT & 43. Many believe that a c/r on the flop indicates a weak hand. I am not one of those players, at least not early on. I play in this tourney on PokerStars. Rarely do I see a c/r at this level. For me, it's too early to risk the tournament on TPGK. I'd fold here & note this player to see how they play down the road.

If you planned to go all-in with this hand, then I believe the time to do that would have been after his c/r to 200. Maybe reraise to 400-500, taking away draws and see how serious he is with the hand.

Then again, this could me spew...